Essential Articles for the Study of Edmund SpenserAlbert Charles Hamilton Archon Books, 1972 - 656 páginas |
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... natural agents do ' ( Eccl . Pol . I. xvi . 5 ) . We must therefore firmly contradict Mr. Lewis's assertion that Spenser most commonly ... ' understands Nature as Aristotle did - the " nature 17 C. S. LEWIS AND SPENSER.
... natural agents do ' ( Eccl . Pol . I. xvi . 5 ) . We must therefore firmly contradict Mr. Lewis's assertion that Spenser most commonly ... ' understands Nature as Aristotle did - the " nature 17 C. S. LEWIS AND SPENSER.
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... nature inanimate and animate , but man himself considered simply as a denizen of that world . The rule of its order was expressed not only in the physical laws of nature , but in natural ethics ( in what was significantly called the law of ...
... nature inanimate and animate , but man himself considered simply as a denizen of that world . The rule of its order was expressed not only in the physical laws of nature , but in natural ethics ( in what was significantly called the law of ...
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... nature is a sure guide and her law part of the divine law . These assumptions , made familiar to us by Hooker , Spenser in some measure shares . They underlie his antithesis between the natural and unnatural , and between nature ...
... nature is a sure guide and her law part of the divine law . These assumptions , made familiar to us by Hooker , Spenser in some measure shares . They underlie his antithesis between the natural and unnatural , and between nature ...
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